Niobium penoxide - Nano Carbon Powder – Xinglu
Niobium penoxide - Nano Carbon Powder – Xinglu Detail:
Performance characteristics:
The 20-50 nanometer carbon powder produced by our company has strong specific surface area and adsorbability. The amount of negative ions released is 6550/cm3, the far infrared emissivity is 90%, the specific surface area is more than 500 m2/g, and the specific resistance is 0.25 ohm. It is used in military, chemical industry, viscose staple, polypropylene, polyester long fiber, environmental protection, functional materials, etc.
Usage:
Modified lubricating oil for internal combustion engine; particle reinforcing agent can effectively improve the quality and properties of aluminium-based alloy materials; improve the traditional process of synthesizing diamond at high temperature and pressure to improve the quality of products and reduce production costs; nano-carbon materials are expected to be used in the utilization of hydrogen energy due to their excellent adsorption properties; nano-carbon materials have strong absorbing properties, which can be applied in the future. It can be used in military stealth materials; improve the quality and service life of rubber products.
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With reliable quality process, good reputation and perfect customer service, the series of products produced by our company are exported to many countries and regions for Niobium penoxide - Nano Carbon Powder – Xinglu, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Slovenia , Honduras , Lyon , We have been committed to meet all your needs and solve any technical problems you may encounter with your industrial components. Our exceptional products and vast knowledge of technology makes us the preferred choice for our customers.
By Anne
from Moscow
- 2017.09.29 11:19
The company can keep up with the changes in this industry market, product updates fast and the price is cheap, this is our second cooperation, it's good.
By Tony
from Philadelphia
- 2017.02.18 15:54
